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01The people & the companyWho creates the work. Who stands behind the brand.+
02The practice & the projectsFour disciplines, eight projects, and the actual artwork.+
The discipline
Sequential images, expressive scenes and visual storytelling. Explore selected pages from the ongoing Genesis and Job series and fantasy illustration studies.
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The discipline
A recognisable character across poses, expressions and creative settings. The designer character project includes three illustrations and a short animated loop.
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The discipline
Typography, imagery and composition working together. See the editorial cover and poster studies in The Work Behind the Glow, Persistence and Further.
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Editorial pages that bring photographs, headlines and supporting information into a clear visual order. Explore the real estate cover and property feature.
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03Questions & their sourcesStraight answers, with somewhere to look next.+
01What can I explore in the portfolio?
The collection contains biblical illustration, fantasy sequential art, an original graphic designer character, posters, an editorial cover and real estate publication layouts. Every project has a page showing the actual selected artwork.
Read this answer in the studio ↗ 02How do I start a design conversation?
Email the organizational contact with your idea, where the design will be used, any required dimensions and your intended date. Include existing copy or visual references if you have them. Scope, availability, price and deliverables are discussed for the particular project.
Read this answer in the studio ↗ 03Who is behind That Graphic Design Guy?
Joseph W. Anady is the designer behind this portfolio. That Graphic Design Guy is a brand of THATDEVELOPERGUY LLC. FeedTheJoe maintains the shared organizational record, founder information and company profile links.
Read this answer in the studio ↗ 04Can I browse without the moving world?
Yes. The project pages show the artwork without an animated background. In the living world, use Pause motion or your device’s reduced-motion setting. The gallery also provides category filters and full-size image links.
Read this answer in the studio ↗ 05Is the fantasy setting an official game website?
No. The surrounding world is an unofficial fan experience inspired by Final Fantasy IX. The portfolio also includes a personal illustrated adaptation of The Eye of the World. Referenced fictional worlds and characters belong to their respective rights holders; these studies do not imply endorsement.
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Project pages include the selected artwork, captions, and full-size files. The character collection also includes a short animation.
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The biblical comic is an ongoing project; the fantasy series contains illustration studies. The Final Fantasy IX setting is an unofficial fan experience; references and studies do not imply endorsement.
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Purpose, audience, format, schedule, scope, and deliverables are discussed for your project. Contact goes through the company.
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